Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Glenn Spi Glenn Sprir Buffalo Lick can be four You know' JNO. H. Mcl Phone 39. A fresh shiprr just receivcd. IBEAUTIF IMAIL ORDER-We prepay r amounting to V5 or over within a The Jas. I a1642, 1644, 1646 Main Street. 0............ ugge UB Ut U aete re anUa aif maetrst0l calbfrUuca aUullieo BUGYH R0ES U' TU~ad M.W Chap * iht al pca GIGUAS COOE0 Fie Js.l The terms torl -ings Water, igs'"inger Ale Lithia Ginger le -id at our fount. "hat they are, 1ASTER & CO., DRUGGISTS. ient of Nunnally's aail, freight or express on all purchases 0 radius of 600 miles of Columbia. N 0 UWASH SUITS. At $2.95- Lawn Sui-tsi, white, with colored figures. At $4.50. Brown Linen Suits, piped with white trimnming.t U At $3-59- Linen Crash Suits. 0 At $6.50. White Linen Embroidered Suits. At S5.oo. Plain White Linen Suits. 0 SILK SUITS. 0 At $8.95. Superior Taffeta Silk Shirt * Waist Suits. Wortha $12.50 All a the newest styles made in tbe most popular styles At $25-oo. Ladies' Handsome Silk 0 Dress Suits, richly trimmed. Reg ular price $35.00. Exceptionally * handsome for the money. U When in Columbia, see us U U Tapp Co,, COLUMBIA, S. C. Buggies ~gies. nd top in all grades, ou in price, and will ase you. Glive me a ing a buggy, I carry ~RNESS, LAP KTRA BUGGY' FORM APRONS. D OT Y. Cheap I attention to my line of ND WHITE MADRAS, and ig in that line pretty and Ri. Lauderdale. > Printing -dHealt-f-c LOCAL INTELLIGENC I --- Wednesday, Jun 7, 190, -Sow peas. -Plant sorghum. -Mr. J. S. Center spent Su day in Columbia. -Mr. J. C. Brice of Columb spent Sunday in town. -Mr. C. F. Elliott atteid< the Clemson College commenc ment. -Mrs. T. M. Jordan attende the Winthrop College commenc ment. -Mr. John S. Campbell, Laurens, is on a visit to h .arents. -Mr. W. E. Boyd of Georg town is on a visit to relatives this county. -Mrs. R. B. Hanahan at children are visiting relatives York county. -Miss Laura Douglass le Friday for Annapolis and oth northern points. -Mr. J. R. Beard of Charles $on has been on a short visit t fi-iends in town -Miss Kate Jennings has bee elected one of the teachers in th Columbia city schools. -Mrs. G. R. Lauderdale an Mrs. Savilla Timms went to Ches ter yesterdey on a short visit. -Mrs. E. Evans of Charlesto and Mrs. Sharpe of Wilmingtor Del., are on a visit to Mrs. E. A Bacot. -Rev. S. C. Byrd is attend ing the commencement exer cises of Clinton College, of whic: he is a trustee. -Mr. Jno. M. Smith has move( his shoe shop into the Dot, bui-lding at the corner of Con gress and College streets. -St. John's church is nov well equipped with electri lights, beautiful fixtures having been put in during the past week -Mr. J. A. Brice, Jr., leave Monday for West Point, whic] it.stitution he enters as a bene ficiary from the 5th congressiona district. -Sheriff A. D. Hood, who ha: been confined to his home fo several days, is now improvini and his friends hope to see hi-n out soon. -Misses Alice Walker, Isabe Douglass and Marie McCants at tended the commencement exer cise at the Presbyterian Colleg< for Women last week. -Dr. R. B. Hanahan, an< Messrs. J. W. Hanahan, Henr2 Phillips and WV. L. Derrick ar< spending this week fishing a Deveaux's bank near the mouti of the Edisto. -Miss Deas Lang and litthi Miss Lucretia Bakar returned t< Camden Saturday after a stay o several days at Mrs. Witherow's Supt. Baker acconipanied then as far as Columbia. -Mrs. G. W. Suber, formerla of Jenkinsville, now of Newberry lost her little son Earle, 1( months old, Thursday evening June 1, buried Friday evening June 2 at Shiloh Church. --Miss Palmer Richardson, wh< ias been attending Linwood Col. lege ,worth Carolina, stopped ove: ~or aarerl~ays last week with the family of Rev. 3. B. Campell ox ier way to her home in Mai4or eounty. -The Army and Navy Journa ontains a note to the effect thai Leut. Pressley K. Brice left lasi week for Fort Bayard, New Mex ico. He is just regaining hi~ strength since an attack of grippE early in the spring and it is h'oped that this change will contribute to his rapid recovery. His father gr ,J. 4. price, has been ad viset of hi afg apriyql. tion to screan doors and ice prg churns, two necessary luxuries Dont be without thema. A Good Concert. The LaDell Concert company which appeared at the Thespiax Hall Friday evening, proved goot entertainers. The recitations b; Miss LaDell were especially enjoyed. TNer impersonation are fina. Ng' v11 hiave n< trouble in gettin~g i' inli bgs, should they return to Winpsbrc Pothymafli T7io, Mr. Geo. B. McMaster, mana er of the Thespian Hall, ha ,rranged with the Dixie The atrical Excharge for the Polbyrn nia Trio to be bereon the ee ing of June 14. This trio con~ sists of Miss Mabel Maitlani who gives dramatie and humorou recitals; Miss Bertha HarWood pianist; and Mrs. Emma Terr Pollard, soprano. This make quite a varied program. A Winnsboro Woman Asks :Nay599a floor paint that last will wear two yeamif r'e applied. John H. Mc aster E1 Stylis;h .b-urmer Millinery. The time for real summer mi liinery is lere and we are ready i supply your every demand in th Iiie. Our millinery departtuet is kept right up to date all tL while. All arders are given th a- promptest attention and execute in the very best style. For sty] ish summer millenry you can d no better than by coming her before buying. Our milliners wil be delighted to show you ou stock, which will certainly pleas, I you. D. V. Walker & Co. Woodmen fleeting. A meeting of the Charter mem bers of Winnsboro Camp, Wood men of of the World will be hel at K. of P. Hall next Friday night June 10, at 8 o'clock sharp n At this meeting the Camp wil be institutcd and protection de d gree conferred upon the charte n memb-r3. Members requestei to attend promptly. S. B. Lathan, District Deputy. Quarterly Conference. 0 The second Quarterly Con ference of the Winnsboro circuil n will be held at the Greenbrie: e Methodist church Saturday morn ing at 11 o'clock, when there wil a be preaching by the presiding elder, Rev. J. S. Beasley, wh< will also preach Sunday morning at the same hour. That evening the Greenbrier Sunday schoo: will have its Children's Day exercises. On account of thesE services there will be -no preach ing at the Methodist church al Winnsboro Sunday morning. A Coming Marriage. T he following invitation, whiel . has been sent only to friends and relatives out of town' announces a coming marriage that will be of great interest here on account of the prominence of the contract ing parties: Mrs. George Hunter McMaster requests the honor of your presence at the marriage of her daughter Mary Flenniken to Mr. Thomas Hoge Ketchin on Thursday evening, the fifteenth of June nineteen hundred and five at half after eight oclock Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church Winnsboro, South Carolina. nlurder Trial. -At the June term of court, which convenes next Monday with Judge Gage presiding, the most important case will be that of Holbert Johnson for murder, which was postponed at the February term of court. This is one of the numerous negro frolic killings that took place in this county last winter and there will be many witnesses. With the exception of this case there are no other trials of importance and it is very probable that this term of ccalrt will occupy only one or two days. W W. C. Boyd has just re ceive~d another shipment of Wiley's candies in i-, 1, and 2 lb. boxes; also a fresh shipment of Block's candies in bulk. To Boyd's for candy. Mt. Zion's Closing Exercises. The closing exercises of Mt. Zion Institute will be held at 10 p'clock Friday morning in. the school bildcing and not at th~e court house a~s previovusly gn nounced. The principgl feature of the programme will be a literary address by Prof. Rem bert of Wofford College. The public is cordially invited to at tend. The following students, having passed satisfactory examinations, will receive certificates of grad uation: Amnmie Sitgreaves, Joe 1(etchip, Sara Boulware, Mau~d Willingliam, Moie Srmiths Jargies Dogglass, 4nd Wzg. ~lliott. Society will receive formally the tablet erected by his friends and pupils to the memory of Prof. Witherow. Vocal iluslc at Fit. Zion. The trustees of School District No, 14 at a meeting held last -Tuesday evening decided to have vocal music taught at Mt. Zion the next session. Mrs. Rosa J ordan, wo teaches the instru -rpen4tal Inic, ygill alsq tsach ths vocal music. Ia order 'a prepare hierself especially for this work, Mrs. Jordan will take the course Sin sight gipging at the summer sschool at Clemson~ Cpilpge. '..he - matter of haring singing tai.ght -in all the grades has been under - ,dvijsement for some timne, but -t~e board ne*er saw its way cleal to take this advance step earlier, s Vocal music, or sight singing a~ it isore properly called, is no~ ' taught in ewst of the pity rechool s systems, and wherever it has beer introduced has met with higi favor on the part of botb patrons and pupils. _ - WJ C. Robinson. Chester d S. C., will display a fine line o: Co.'s store June Wth, M1onday. 010 001O WE! t We heve the weather; we pr r THE GREIT VARIETY4I DRESSES OF THIS KIND: F in cotton and silk; cheap Organc 50c. the yard; Wash Organdie, I you want in pretty white goods small figures, price 10c. to 40c.; f j light-weight Suitings-10c. to 2( To trim these beautiful goo( EMBROIDERIES, INSERTIO j style and price. Just the right thing in Belt. r comfort and appearance. Some extra values in pretty We have replenished the stc bargain in some pretty Pattern ] Wt are offering extra vatues white-all the new shapes and pi We are after y< Ei PCommencing MONDAY, 3 Caldwell Brought Good Price. The McCarley lot next to the Winnsboro hotel, that was sold at public auction Monday brought a good price, being bid in by J. E. McDonald, attorney, for $1,000. W Robinson's Wedding Gifts please the Happy Wedded Pair. Saw Mill Burned. The saw mill of Messrs J. R. Curlee and J. E. Kohn on Cedar Creek was burned Thursday night, having caught, it is sup posed, from a spark. The loss was about 20,000 feet of lumber belonging to the former and the machinery belonging to the lat ter. Returning Home. Winnsboro's teachers and stu dents at college, of whom there are a. number, are now nearly all at home, much to the delight and the life of the whole community. During the past week the fol lowing teachers have returned; Miss Lida Neil from Easley; Miss Clara Beaty from the Pres byterian High School in Co lumbia; Mr. Chas. Neil from the Boy's High School at Savannah; Miss Ellen Ellison from Yarn ville; Miss .Janie Flenniken from Millersburg, Ky.; and Miss Louise McMaster from near Eastover. Misses. Katharine and Mar garet Flenniken have returned from Erskine College and Miss Annie Doty from the Presby terian College for Women. The Winthrop girls, Misses Grey Neil, Miriam Jordan, and Hattie 1 Ketchin, and the Clemson boys, J1 Meesrs, R. C. Gooding, T. K. Elliott, Jr., and Tom Ellison are expected home to-day. Mr. 3 Hugh Qbear is at hom~e from the ~ University of Virginia. No Close Carriage Paint flade will wear as long as Devoe's. o No others are as heavy bodied, e because Devoe's weigh 3 to 8 ounces more to the pint. Sold by John H. McMaster & Co. Letter to.J. L. Richmond. Winneboro, S.C Dear Sir: But few of the men whq sell the hundred different si paints in the market know much ~ about them. All Devoe agents t. have a state chemist's certificate telling just what it's made of; they know a good deal, not only about Devoe but the rest; we see a that they do. We buy every r paint, that, has any sale, and analyze it. Our agent finds out t4 all about it. When we know what a paint is made-of, we know how it will act; we know.how far it goes, and how. long it wears. tnar cl .j-vo ' inn stndrd cl itt 100. hle best of the rest is .om(5; the worst about 2,3; the re tare between. B~ut the men, who sell them, dc'tkow any better, They know what the maker tells them. I That is; they know that he tells thew, They don't knowv whether ha tella theiai the truth or not. .The business is not conduct-d on knowledge; the less they know, the more comfortable they are. Yours truly John H. McMaster & Co. sell our paint. Has Stood the Test 25 Yea;m The old, oigmnal QP0XWS Tateles pging. It is lron and gummeW ii a tastees form. No cur'o, no pay. .{0c. JItR Is Eoods specially C have then in var iCes to tempt YOL N WHITE GOODS WILL ENABI ne India Linon, prices 5c. to 25c.-a lie, 10c. the yard; fine French Orgar ersian Lawn, Dotted Swiss, White E ve can please you. Fancy colored ( ine colored Lawns, price 4c. to 10c.; c.; pretty colors and a very serviceal Is, we are showing an EXTRA FIb NS AND LACES, prices from 3c. a , Fans, Gloves, and many littlo thir Hosiery in plain and drop stitch, wl MILLINERY. ck in this room, and will show you n: fats at half price. Quality and low in Ladies' and Misses' Oxfords a ices low. There are no better good: iur trade and offer induceme 1AY 29TH, our store will close at 6 SDry Goods Coi The fdrrdn Head the list of the hig1 carload just arrived in yo men, Messrs. W. G. Mag E. E. Anderson will take you a sample of the Famous Farr and you will find the t< richer, clearer, sweeter a any othe- make. EVERY ORGAN IS FOR 10 YEARS. - Sold on easy payment 'ph logue and prices. C. T. MOP WHOLESALE Al Winnsboro, S. C., an Sta C By mil of. - mo / !anc ter, api bat :f She Accepts You1 The day won't be far distant when wb ou wil he oonfronted with the gro.. not i'y problem. of And we'll wager you will find it a iighty hard proposition, too. I6. Start right-get acquainted with us - -we'll help smooth the thorny path' .. r housekeeping for the newly-wed yuple. We will serve o~ both~ economiacally and promptly :we will keep your wants supplied at ge minimum cost, For a you~ng couple, as a rule, must art on a smal~l scale,--we supply the ants of the small faimnly as readily as se demands of the largest hotel. We have. clean store, clean goods and a clean -- sputation. We started right and we have kept the right ever since starting. Starting right hal the battle-wec'll fight two airds of your starting half if you will uy your groceries here. May we have the pleasure? W. C. Boyd. Phone 25. 785. 1905oo ~~~otll . Charleston, S. C.1 Entrante examinations will be held a the County Court House on Friday1 inly 7, at 9 A. M. One Free Tuittica cholarship to each county in South )arolina awarded by the County Supers utendent of Education and Jutdge of Lt Dormtof.y .2Q a momah. All eau liee for aissinu are permitted so ampete for vnennrt R~oyce Scholar his wh~io pay $It00 a year. For Mrther information and catalogue, ad-I ireL H ARRISON RANDOLPH, 6-21tf President. COMING suited for hot iety and at J. iE YOU TO HAVE MANY 11 extra good value; fine Mulls, idie, two yards wide, 40c. and tnd Brown Linen-anything )rgandie, in both large and fine Swiss, in all colors-fine >le goods. 'E AND CHEAP LOT OF yard to 50c.-variety both in igs that add so much to your iite, tan and black. tany pretty goods. A special price is what you get here. nd Sandals, black, tan and 3 in the State than these. nts to get it. P. M., Saturday excepted. npany. =.= dOrgans est grade. A solid ur midst. My sales ness, A. L. Sain and pleasure in showing and Organ me of the Farrand nd stronger than in GUARANTEIjD mn. Write for cata ~RISON, D RETAIL, d Hickory, N. C. ~tters of Administration te of South Carolina, ounty of Fairfield. f D. A. Broom, Esq., Probat e Judge: Vhereas, A. C. Feaster hath made to me to grant him letters of ad iistration of the estate and eff'ects [. Feaster, deceased: 'hese are, therefore, to cite and ad nish all and singular the kindred L reditors of the said L. Fes deceased, that they be and iear before me, in the Court of Pro e, to be held at Fairfield Court use, South Carolina, on the 15th - of June next, after publica hereof, at 11 o'clock in the fore hn, to show cause, if any they have, y the said administration should be granted. 'riven under my hand, this 6th day fune, A. D. 1905. D). A. BROOM, *7-2t Judge of Probate. Overworked KIDNEYS Murray's Buchu, (in and Juni ecr is prescribed and endorsed by minent physicians. It cures vben all else fails. Prevents Kid tey Disease, Dropsy, Bright's )isease, etc. At all drug stores. $1.00 a Bottle, Or Direct from THE~ MURRAY DRUG CO,, Columbla,- s. C. PIANOS. We sell PIANOS on monthly or quarterly payments. We try to beas liberal as busi ness safely will permit. We have sold hundreds, yes, thousands of instruments in South Carolina, and not one of our customers who have bought of us can justly say we have been harsh with them. No body can claimx we haven't been courteous, considerate, fair. We sell only reliable, standard makes, Pianos that will last a lonia, long lifetime. \ e sell them for less money thani anybody else sells them. We are selling lots of PiANOS and want to sell mtore. If you want the best PIANO, addi-ess the olid reliable. MALON E'S Music House Columbia. S. C. PTIANOS and ORGANS.